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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-01

REED-HUTLER AT hone, OH Wednesday, No
verber %. 1857, att O'clock. by Rev. ], l.. Reed,
OF Barncssllin. o., Dr.. n DEar JEFFREY KlEp
and MANY LorIsE. daughter of Ar. aud MIS-.
w.. =, Dntler. j.,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-01

No 2r3 Main street, n s.orc.,oom, with natural
gas, Sl0n month.
JAM H5 a HEEIa EtTT,
Real Estate Agent, u. g. peny'on aud Claim AZ
torney, Collector AID Notary Public.
NOES coy. t6l. MARKET sTRrET.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-01

WhSlEB-RlER ard ni IS | SSoa Uo III IISS!o
viii pay Good Salary aud ali expenses Writs ioT
terms aud state salary wanted. SLOAN & 70
Manufacturers, 2at Gcofgo strc0., Cincinnati, Ohio,
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SIS q Day--a Gold Mine

For agents, Graudet Money siakinx Business
eyer offered A golden harves; for The next Two
Mouths. S75 Pee Month and expenses 10 active
men TO- sell our goods. No capital required. II
peddlns amp cafe OF goods and valuable in.
formation and fall particulars FREE. No nun.
Due; wo mean jult what wa SAY, Address at once
s1LYERWARE Co, Boston, Mas. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-01
EDJCArioNAL.
Do en- NTA Al,
NEAR WHEELING, W. w.
tSkten OF the YIRItluou,)

tsisteu OF the Visitation,
A school Of moro than national reputation, oGegi
exceptional advantages Tor thorough education 0.
young ladies' III al departments, Literary OIL sI
thousand volumes. Fine philosophical, chemical
end astronomical apparatus.
Musical Department, specially noted Cory Of
p'sno teachers trained by Il IordiuS professor from
Conservatory OF Stuttgart, vocsl culture accord
tng to the method OF the old italian casters
Location unsurpassed Tor beauty aud health,
len acres oil pleasure grounds. loa'd excellent.
For catalogues. and references to patrons In al
the principal cltics, address
3 sol II DIREtTREsS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-01

WHEELING ELM GROVE R r.
wv On and after MONDAY, Octobsr q. Iso-
run as follows: n. NN"N ~
Leave Wheeling:
$50 n N. 100 a m, "a m. r:co a M, leo y m s.o
p N, $40 p N. 7:t0 p m, 900 p m. 1920
Arrive at Wheeling Park:
500 IN, 1885 q IN 9:S5 q m. 1l;a5 a m, o.H n M
4;o5 p m, SOS p m, 1855 m, s:s5 p M. ~
Leave Wheeling Park:
s:loa m'7:a5 n m. lo:oo a m, 1880 p m, $50 nm,
4:2o p N, GAO m 500 p N, 1000 p m. .1F!1''
Arrive at Wheeling:
Gas q m $40 a m: 1875 q m. los . m, 8:o5 m
40, p NJ, 6:4a p m, s:sS pm. 1880 p N.
every hour until 800 IN Lesye Wheeling Paw
a. 9:co a N, aud run evcrr hour until 10 D m, icx
cert the church train. which will leave The PM
o. 9:x5 o N, and city at Ills p a.. ~ 80. -
oc0 q. HRsCH, supt.
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yNANTED-hN ACTIVE MAN ZONE
w out Of cmp'oymcptl 20 b,gIn on fair tRlS,,
and work hlmIelt up rpreshri iNE. IL Tia own IL,
cNlitv. an old OAtAbii, he'd hou'c i, len nrs. nv ~
changed, AMkH CAN a'l'o AousE, 3! RCide Il.
MY. RitffFfIH n,i7 Th''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-01
NEW Apva,,rIsEMENrs.

TIC. RENT--FURNIsHED FRONT
u Rom. with or without board! No. ~ III.
tenth street II FearE 81 ZIG dcis
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VENERABLE PROPERTY
iEINE FARM FOR SALE.

.ElNE FARM FOR SALE
Situated ~ miles southwest Of Ut Galnvlla.
crnntUiDg IS5 acBs Of GhOiC, land, on shtCh
t.e1e Ia o go d t~o-slo-y brick dwCilt q Suu 4 Iwo-
story flame dwell ng; best lRTn In Be mont cann.
ty, stAbles, wagon shuis, co II eros aud all p,Ccs.
sary outbnildings An nbunddrGa Of iFWlt Of al
kinds; three good apple orchards, q good pCr
oruhard, plenty OF water at 4 ttGiG1. Thu. is uIo
Of the best sttus farms III BGlGloaG county, ard
can BIZ divided Tn make two good iIruS, 10 b.
told cheap Rud ol easy terTs. For particulars
call on or address K T HU tELi,
RoSl Estate and Insurance AGENT,
oc2s aE rft .a BRIDGET IHT. O.
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u. z. y Q. Railroad,

u. "a O. Railroad. II2---
Bellairc y Zanedville Through Passenger ,c.ro.
BGl!ai:e At $40 .. ~, arrives a: Bellaires al i q. M
"oodsneid fN5enser lesSes BollaIre at i:5o D.
!. Summerhe!d Accommodation leaves Eellslra ~
loo p. M, arrives At BellaIre at lO:iS a mA"A' ~
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FOR REMIT

Acres Land suitable Tor market gardening;
mt from the city ons mile and a quarIcr, S! ,VV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-30
saVlyG THE BARsEG AT LIGHTHOUSE.

MAJOR HEAPS EXPLANATION OF A SENSATIONAL
sToRY-A NEW JETTY-
IA sensational statement published the other day
concerning Barnegat Lighthouse to the effect that the
point washing away so fast that was only cues
ton OF few months when the lighthouse would Ge in
danger reporter OF Tns TRIBUNE went TO station
Island Major Heap who Is in charge OF the light
houses in this part OF the United states.
Tho majors domnions are in ronpkinsville; close to
the American Stores and easily TO be recognized by
few OF whstIlng buoys lying uDeasly on their
backs like many turtles In the OF the grass
plat a small low lighthouse with fash light and in
the dock distinguish ghtshp waiting TO
be taken away upon reluisiton and moored upon the
bounding pillows.
Major Heap looked at the paragraph aud said :" It Is
not false bn IL Is series OF Misrepresentation arising
obviously from the writer's OF comprehension Of
the data furnished him The subject is one that has
been most seriously considered by the Department,
will you"
~This," said he, unrollIng map with blue ground
upon which lines traced in different colors. shows
OF the shore line the adiel 20 it
took from It, The present line is you see very
much reuco1 from that OF 1866, Which Is shown by that
red line. Now that yellow line represents changes up
10 1874. and you that the had swept up
piles OF sand In the vicinity OF the lighthouse that there
was gain OF 900 by 1.2O0 feet
The line for 1877 shows that the beach grew. II may
use the word, 300 feet more. But In 1879 you will
observe by contour green that lne
took back what the had given and swept away 300
feet by 1000 Then In 1886 and especially In the
wner,tho beach grew In part and was washed away
another The recent washing has not taken away 600
feet as this report save. but 200 feet All tho same,
there Is danger to the lighthouse, and We arc going to
! take Immediate steps 10 check the washing"
How will you do that"
"By jetty which will be composed Of brush mat
from three to hive feet in thickness twenty feet
wide and about 300 feet in length. These will be held
ia place by stones piled top OF them rs TO reach
ABOVE high water sent my assistant Lieutenant Mills
to Barnegat last week to examine the beach and he
returned tnis morning. He reports that the work had
better he begun at and men are at work on 1t by
| this time. -
The jetty will be started At point about $50 feet
from the lighthouse and will he at right angles TO the
shore That you may comprehend the situation exactly
will explain that Barnegat Lighthouse aud hotels and
cottages are all situated upon the northern point OF
long narrow beach which lies between the waters OF
Barnegat Bay and the open for the coast OF Jer
| sey IL frnged In the same manner ~ Long Island"
But where is tue money 10 pay for this brush letyf
| Major Heap smiled with evident enjoyment. Why,'
he replied things looked had last winter that fore
the possibility OF jety being needed so asked Tor
an appropriation Tor one, and It was given The expen-
| dmre will be in the nei ghborhood Of $4,000"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-30
Yest Office NOTICE.
Rad daily BY all interested. as changes may

utd be daily by all interested az oranges may
otsrs Tor fore On countries need not DO speciav Al
dr.ss for spat BY particular steamer except whea
W ia desired TO duplicates OF banking and connerola
letters specially addressed being seat oy the
fastest @si. FOR u week endaz July 80 will
,rcwntiy in An cases) At this Office IS follows:
sATUnDAY-Atl a. IN for Brazil aut the La Plata couu-
tries via Brazil for 81 rhomas aud ST. Croix wa 81
Thonss for Barbados and ,or Trinidad and DemsrarA
via Barbados. per steamship Advance. from newport
News lielters for other Win ward ls,ants must De u.
rsctsd per AdvAnce'') At 1880 m for sorway
direct steamship Thngysa Qetters must DO drectN
"per Thingvaa y; 1880 a .. tor the Netheriands
direct per ;.s.m'h9 s'Tsm wa ~ ioso a Tor
Europe. mship Auraua wa QuessstoSa Vetets
for FrAaca Switzerland Italy Spain sad teruxA nuss
be dirscsst "osr AurAnaE ~ II 70; or cs..
R,ca Dor steams ship Claribel, via Linon az li.oV -
fer France switzerland. Italy Spain ana totsssa -
steamship La Champagne wa Havrs uos.srs =. lor
Great srain European countries mass os ~
rest-d per La npagus III. 80 10 ."r s9os,.ea
direct per steamship DevouiA VIA S.scsr ~
mat % drsctsd per Deyonia y "a 'or o. 10.
msgo. Cape Hayti aud Turks isisn" p'' ''s~"'Ap
George w. Ciyda . ,-.,,,,-
for Inc society islands per ship City OF Pape, :om
san FraHcisso. close here July - Asn is LOT
hipa Japan steamship CITY OF no Janefo Hrem
gan Nsx.Z sand wich. Fui and samoan L.
Zsalander troui san rrencisoO os
here August sl9 al m Ter on arrival ~ New, orx u
sI.snshIs tiermanc with brsh malta for Ausrsiial.
Gss for Cuba, By rail- TO Tampa Fla, end thsnce "
steamer Koy West Fla close 81 tbs once dAiV a.
2:3oa n
sctsdus olosug Pscidc malta arraaeei
su NE Of theu umaterruptsd everiaaa sas
b sss Frascscs Malta tom the East arriving Oh une
Sas the iay Of saing Of stssmsss arc w.
patched 'h''s' ''' 'i MsSxY c. PEARSON pe.s.Asss
Pest caea Nsv-yssk. N. Y. JAY ~ 1851.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-30
GENERAL BUTLER And MRS MUAFORD

From Constf utfOn.
One OF the most notable events OF the war was the
hauling do n OF the Federal nag by humford In
New Orleans after the city had surrendered.
Eur this daring act Mumiord wss hanged by the
order of General Ben Butler. The affair created the
widest excitement throughout the South. me dead
man regarded rs hero, and Buffers conau Gu
was considered brutal in the extreme.
From time time since the war II has been vagueiy
iutim aed that Butler in danger OF being assassi'
mated by one OF Mumtord's sons aud moe than onoe
IMAGINATIVE wspaper correspondents have described
thu epcras Efforts 70 Escape from his relentless toe
Now all this seems probable, aud yet there not
word OF truth In it. During oil these years Butler Is
remained silent although the publication Of inc act,
upou him. lew weeks ago gentleman saw news
paper abatement tie effect that Butler bad obtained
a c!erkship for Mumiord's widow Thinking that
there might be al interesting story connected with II
la wrote to the General tor further information.
Buffers reply will be a revelation to many people:
1t appears that in 1858 he learned that Mrs. Num-
ford was in Washington IN great distress An inter
view took place and the lady stated tnat euoso.ip
ton raised tor her benefit by the southern people had
been invested in little home in "ythevliie, virginia
There was carpenters lien on the house, and II WAS
diiicuit for the FAMILY to get along butter al oaoe
paid OF tho lien and obtained cerkthp LOT 70.
Nnmiord In the Internal Revenue Bureau. Durin2
the HIVES Administration she was turned out Butter
went to Postmaster General Key and laid the wboe
matter before him. and secured place ior the un,
fortunate woman in his department. winch Suo noiu
until her death.
In conclusion the General writes: =,
saw in the South ern newspapers rot unfrequenty
that she wss gng up her children and instructns
them in yer delta against me- Indeed 1t went 80 lar
that when was at the Chicago Convention 10 81 ~
was published in Chicago that there Was son OIL
Mumlvrd's en- route from some Western Territory 10
XII me u revenge for his fathers death. and was ad'
yisod BIZ nv trends TO take great care 60 let no
strange man get near told them II l lived unit!
some one of Mrs. Numford's children XII led me i
should reach ripe old age, and laughed at that Tool
ishness q, have occasion to laugh ct much otner
ne wspaper nonsense. =,
great change OF feeling apparently come over inc
Southern people in re gard to being justified In the
execution of Mum ord for hauling down the American
ia o. because saw letter OF Governor Fitzhnsh Lee
when speaking OF the return OF the Confederate nag
proposed by the President In which be wlnds up py
saying: III any bauls down the American nag e'
him be shot on the spot"
This little chapter OF history Is as interesting a.
anything that has yet appeared IN rint que kh "a
action does not make man saint. but u -noua 20
passed IN TO bis credit What Tom Reed said aoout
John A. Logan will apply very well to Ben Butler
" He IL so id human "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-30

BAssETT-Annic L Bassct. at rs Madison ave. New.
Burial At Danieisonvlle Conn.
BRowNLEE-yery suddenly at Mspaham. n J.. July 2e
keS D. CITY, Vie
Sn rrd a in WIFE ss 81 a oh Gns
es5 S5sRsf !" my s6h year q her age
Notice OF funeral hereafter
oRAIG-In Pla,nheld M. July %. LOWS Craig NJ D..
rsns5s services. from his late s;' =. sG'r't
da y. At lis as S ~
Entered into rect At stanford Conn., on Friday
Funeral services a. St Andrews Church. stamford on
Intermsnt private.
p nsSo in s t Scs
Fys.rs .srric:s at tho Reformed Church. YOnker saur
Intermsnt at Greenwood
ssh st. Rathsrin. stro6si Leaning wife Of J. r. Leam'
services sps si; at t tn. her.s saturday m4nm.
LEGGETT-At West Brighton. Staten Island the 2sss
Nos e l s% scs Il thu Rev John Lsss
Pan:rSl At West Brighton L. Saturday soth inst. IL
Please a no lowers.
IaBs M on 81 As sssa n's Aa'
Is, e. sha nGn" Ks:' ..s Of e
Ei,se sas.; July ,;na .ais. Depot a.
| sCHERMERHORN Suddenly on Thursday July 3s ne
rev John W. schermerhorn. at his lAto residence zoo
West 52dst
| Funeral saturday July 80
| TEALI-On Friday mornns July &c. 1887. Elizabeth
| Orcea shaw wife Of Francis A. Teal and daughter
Of the late william shaw, N. D., OF waterford. NJ f.'
sgsi 81 n.,
| sunday afterho at O'CLOCK
| wuEEiWRIGHT-At Monmouth Beach. ". J.. on Thurs.
aay Juiy 2s Wnfred wheewright IN the saith year Oh
her age u..-..r,, n.a.h IN
SATURDAY ing July so
| Interment q. Woodawn.
special train Grand Central Depot al i24o D. m
into July 49, 1887 after short Ill
mes, James II. White II tss 73d year % MS age -
late residence ~ West 4oth ST. on
Saturday, at o'clock p N
IptArment private
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Az EMGAaTf NOV UMsyrIN WooDLATx
TaE MYSTERY UNDERLYING AN INSCRIPTION THAT
CAUsys MICH COMMENT

TaE MYSTERY UNDERLYING AN INSCRIPTION THAT
CAUSES MUCH COMMENT.
rugged but expensive monument In Woodiawn
Cemetery aroused the curiosity Of thousands Of
visitors ~ that city Of the dead an rccent years.
It stands In tho Forest plot on q lot entirely
devoid OF flowers The wcll-trimmed green turf OF
fhoslot is unbroken except by gravemound, which
Is Iow-rogndcd and has no headstone or footst0nc.
At the back Of the lot rises huge, rectlinear block
Of gray granite, hcwn roughly that It looks not
unlike a colossal paving stone. In several places
the surfaces show the marks " steam drill
otherwise ono might imagine that tho stone was
fashioned by some CONFUSION Of nature. Only on
tho front Is there mark Of chIsej. There panel
about foot In length has been cut and Is filed
with the large, polished letters OF a single Word:
FORGIVE
The mystery Of the monument is heightened by
the absence Of any to tell whose body is
buried there. Since the autumn Of 1881, when tho
monument erected, the employees at the cemc-
tory have been Piled with questions a. 10 the mean
ing OF the curious inscription on tho big granite
block and they have not been able to give any
information about it. Recently guardian Of the
tombs was overheard talking to some nquisitiye
ladies' In this fashion:
"They say IL was q man what Is buried herr.
and in black comes now and then to look
at the stone she goes away again without saying
anything nobody, and why she put forgive on
the stone nobody tell"
At the Office Of tho cemetery TRIBUNE reporter
ascertained that the body Of william II. Core,
refrigerator manufacturer OF No. 1853 East Ninety.
nrstst, was buried In the lot In October 1881, and
his widow Hannah Core, who still lives in the
Ninety irst-st. house Further inquiry showed
on the granite block. Mr.. Core who was a devout
Ssd death de s% sr:
to forgive veIybOdy who had wronged him In any
manner. and ho died with the word forgive" on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-30


People in Union HILL ~ j. are considerably sgita'en
over the report OF contemplated duel between TWO
yeknown business OF that District inc pilhe'pd'
are Samuel Rannor Bergen Avenue insurance agent
and Frederick Hartman business rival The men were
AZ one tune fast friends. both having served I'D the a
togrther Recently however. there nas Deeh no
shin between them About three weeks ago Mt. naIa
man was seated on the pazZa or wclEknown parTuoI
will number of friends and It Is asge called hahner
deserter Mr. RAINIER i'm me lately took olehce. 40 ~
lacked with pride on his record while IN the army anu
demanded an apology blopd He wrote etisr 70 Si
Hartman requesting reiracuon. Hartman pau no Az
t.nton 10 that letter another which declared th"i
unless some notice taken. Kramer WouIn vonpo'
Hartman 10 defend himself when they met Lasl Weuhe
day. It's said, note was delivered AT MI hNi''"
house. which read as follows -
oblige M by ealing upon inr =. va,
bor,e vii be at leisure between and 10 oclVck ny
de-iio " set''o '"o "''No"'' 49, y. RAINIER
Mr. Hartman called at the house. AMI was mano We,
come nv Mr. Kramer seats we're occupied IN tho ~
4 few minutes conversation followed wheh snute. ~,
Banner poln ed revolver NJ the others head WIZ, s
exclamation Now I've got you Mr. hartnitn yI",r rd
70 M, feet and Knocked the revolver from Kramer
aud then hurried from the house; he lhhe 49,
before Justice schletcher and ontere1 co"P '"'"'
aganst RAINIER The Justice issued "a warrant.
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private and tests ought not to be printed for TRUTH for
they amt anything but Jesis."
WR. GATEss sWTNDLING OPERATIONS.



FOR PASSING FORGED DRAFTS.
Police Captain Mclaughlin OF the First Precinct made
an important yesterday afternoon The prisoner
two the OF the Boston and
Worcester Railroad His name Is Waldo II. Gates. resi-
dent OF Pamrapo, n. j. He Is charged with swindling
by OF forged drafts and checks number OF down
town tradesmen.
James +. sweeny. OF No Al Maiden Lane, on Wednes-
day told Captain Mclaughlin that Gates had passed
forged dr. IT on him July 16 for 80 Gates bought
81 so worth OF brandy snd received In change 81 90
The draft was drawn J. W. Coffin, OF No 50
Broadway. and was returned by the st. Nicholas
Bank as OF no value Colin said no had received any
number OF drafts purportng to bear his signature All
forgcrics. lie gave n list OF the radesmen swim
died by Gates, with the amounts in each case
Gates bought pair OF shoes OF Ferris Bros, No 81
Nassau-st July Is for 81 So gave forged draft OF
S25 and received In change SIT 80. He passed drat
of Sl5 upon sechow Fighter, No. IL Johnst. ana re-
ceiyed SO 80 worth OF fireworks and the change. On
July 16 he passed draft OF $40 on Heger
& schebol, restaurant keepers In Canalst On July
10 he bought an Sls suit OF clothes from Devlin Co,
in Broadway. giving draft for SO and $40 In cash. on
July % Gates purchased s. Derby hat from Dunlap
and paid for it with draft u f. Brinkerhoh, agent or
the Boston and Sandwich Glass Company, was also
made victim.
Several firms sont the drafts 10 the Protective Union OF
Retail Dealers in Union square for collection All were
returned as worthless. 80, 81,
captain Mclouguuu oe"tuh i'""N y
OF Cafes who told the captain whsrs Gates was The
captain to Gates. pretending that tho frienu na
a big railroad scheme on hand, ana "isnci
to have Gaies's advice. A meeting was requested
al BroaIwa wine room. Gates fell into the trap he
went 10 the wineroom yesterday. sweeny ana the
captain found hun Gates arrested when arrested
he wore the suit OF clothes from vns, the Dunlap nav
and tho shoes from ferris Broihers ,.. ,r. .
Gates was lodged the First Precinct last night Ihe
reason OF hir discharge from his position as railroad SUI
perfutendept Is UNKNOWN Gu November 10, 1900
GATES invelged Cofhn into bogus cencern
called the Van Berg Medicine Company; Tho company
wa. said TO he Incorporated under the laws
ot the STATE Of Maine with n capital Of 100000 In share,
Of $40 each Through this operation Coffin was
out of 81 2O5 Bgeow q Co., Of No los Worth-st hou
an nnpid bI Of SOs for carpets furnished the COM
pauy's office at No 50 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-30

Justice Quinn was born in 1880. After receiving a
liberal education he pursued thorough course OF law
studies and gained his practical legal training In the law
TO practice in 1855. the examiners being
Hiram Ketchum, ex-Judgo Fullerton and l. l.
Williams His first official experience was as
Assistant Attorney In 1863 he was elected
Justice First District COurtand reelected without
opposition ia 1863 The territorial jurisdiction OF the
court lower portion of the Island embracing
the more prominent commercial and other Interests
Of the city. and among tho great number OF
cases disposed OF many involving important
interests aud novel legal questions There few re-
yersals OF his Judgments and decisions by him OF new
questions in reference to piloage laws and insurance
and landlord and tenant and other matters, were
taken TO the Court OF Appeals, and were generally
.fhr el
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-30
WHERE THE SUPREME COURT JUSTICES ARE
SUHNHRIgG.

From The Pitfsbuyg Past
The Judees Of tho Court now In dikerent
parts Of the country Chief Justice Waite Is In ONO
When he attending the fndlsy gas we'll
pjckpocket placed number of empty pocket books in
his pocket As Il to defy justice Justice Baichord Is
supposed to he tho watering place which he generally
nIsfea his suuuer home Justice Matthews 10 in ONO
in attendance upon his sick wife Justice Miller went TO
The Northwest hold court but congress having failed
20 the flnds for court expenses
be was Obliged TO adjourn the court because there Was
no money 70 pay clerks marshals or winesses Inc
- IL enjoying at Block island. where he generally
e2snds summer NJ least 10 much o. u - "eec.s
Gray y IN New bot is compelled 10 make coca
oeRa trips 10 WasliEgton 10 super1nfcnd the consruc
which syery body thinks " too large for bSche1
Justice Harlan u attending court In Indiana Ana III
nols and makes occasional visits 20 washington, where
~ fany stlii are Justice Field 10 In California